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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1908
Page
3
Local column reports brief social visits and business chatter in Coeur d'Alene Idaho. Notables include J Cunningham, N E Bradly, F G Yates, M C Petersen, J W Barat, K Belgare, W E Steele, and others. mentions Meats inspection, undertakers, moving a millinery shop, and plans for streets and streams.
Lewiston Idaho July 8 an Indian tuberculosis camp will be established in a few weeks in a natural grove near the government cool at Fort Lapwal Indian Agent H Lipps says the site is well adapted and easily drained A grove of trees will shade the camp and Lapwal creek waters will add a wild beauty to teepee city plans Dr John Ally the government physician explains health living guidance
In Juliaetta Idaho on July 28 farmers face high freight costs that favor California and Montana markets. Local growers plan to plant 500 acres of beans despite last two years losses and lack of buyers contracts. Farmers here quit the business as bean prices remain uncertain.
Clearwater Mills Huby reports strong shop lumber demand in Lewiston county. A large number of small mills expect to cut about 25 million feet this year with half to go cant. True & True bought 6,000 holes of high grade white pine to ship to Chicago, totaling 300 carloads valued at about 208 thousand feet per car.
A roster from Coeur d'Alene Abstract outlines real estate transfers in Kootenai County. Entries include U B to Curtis W Rutan in section 25 township 2 west, and several other transfers involving Marian H Kennedy, Modest, Panule A Koller, Milwaukee Land Co, and School District No 94 plus Lake Bore addition, with notes on parcels and consideration amounts such as $1000 and $25 implied.
Jonn Powers was yesterday convicted in Lewiston police court of selling liquor to an Indian. Judge Erb sentenced him to a fine of 850 and costs or two days in the county jail. Powers had been released from city jail last week after serving a short sentence.
Members of Coeur d'Alene Lodge No 21 OF Aena request to meet Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock by order of the Noble Grand. L Roper, secretary.
The readable text describes wind and water action shaping stone and soil, causing vegetation shifts and land changes over long periods. It mentions a forest landscape reforming after erosion cycles, with references to a legal thrust and a political quote about liberty and Washington, implying scattered, garbled notes from a historic page.
A York Press explica explores atmospheric mirages near Tenerife and the Dardanelles. It describes false peaks seen at dawn skimming the horizon, ships and landforms distorted into ghostly reflections, and legends of mariners misled by the phantom peak and its elusive behavior.
A passage discusses lion attack tactics from Selous notes. It contrasts how a lion targets the head or throat, noting older hunters warn death comes quickly, while a single lion may maim or kill an ox or buffalo. The text describes lions biting and tearing when attacking large prey.
The text describes archaic Nepalese practices involving marriage and divorce. A girl is betrothed with a betel fruit ceremony, then the fruit is cast into water as the face of the fruit becomes uncertain. A widow does not appear. Divorce requires placing a betel nut under a pillow briefly. The day starts at night and rituals count tiles on the roof skyward bond.
Fragmented OCR text shows disjointed quotes about training and police work. Contains garbled names and phrases that do not form a coherent incident or report. No verifiable entities or clear event described.
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at a puzzled speaker, mentioning luxury and contemplation. The garbled lines include phrases like two ventures, grand luxury, and a wistful tone about waking long mornings, with a judge referenced at the end.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a distorted exchange with phrases like wily toy and why are you offended, mentioning wants of wrens and a garbled datet mation. The passage reads as a garbled conversation with misread names and lines, lacking clear narrative or identifiable subjects.
The article describes traditional Chinese methods from the Kin bua region in Chekiang province. Vegetables are salted and dried in shadow baskets for winter use, while meats are cured in pickling mixtures with soy, mud, and bean sauce. Eggs are preserved in a plaster blend and stored months. This practice reflects regional preservation techniques, including alballine earth curing and smoke in some cases.
The article notes Korean paper making surpasses Chinese and Japanese methods, produced entirely by manual labor. Bark fibers from knee songus plants are beaten in water to form sheets, while older fibers from other plants are used. Pulp is pressed, beaten, and stamped with feet, with roots and seeds of tackpoul added to enhance strength. Exchange.
A stained page fragment shows a negro pastor storming a pulpit during a sermon as the crowd reacts. Exclamations mix with dialect about whisky, opportunity, and caution against crime while a devout worshiper intervenes with urgent, rhythmic cues. The scene captures raw church energy and local speech.
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